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"The gospel of sin management" is a phrase that was coined by Dallas Willard. For Joseph Lewis, that phrase perfectly encapsulates the way many people make being a Christian primarily about avoiding sin and following a set of rules. In this thought-provoking episode, Wes McAdams and Joseph Lewis expose the problems with reducing Christianity to mere moralism. They discuss how an obsessive focus on not sinning can paradoxically make us more likely to sin, as well as undermine the true meaning of the gospel. The post The Gospel of Sin Management with Joseph Lewis appeared first on Radically Christian.
- First off, tell us about your journey to the role of the CISO. What did that look like, what steps did you take, what helped prepare you and so on?- To many, the CISO is considered the pinnacle of the cyber career field. How did it feel when you landed the role and looking back a year now, what are some thoughts that come to mind?- We know as you become more of a senior leader, you get less into the nuance and details of the technical activities and more focused on strategy, vision, organizational objectives and so on. Can you speak about balancing the technical expertise and experience with learning to better engage your business peers and fellow leaders across the organizations?- A key part of being a CISO is building and empowering the team around you to ensure security is successful. How do you approach building and leading a team as a CISO?- Something worth calling out is you aren't the CISO of a SMB of commercial product company, you're the CISO if a Federal agency. That comes with its own unique challenges, demands and complexity, from resources, requirements, compliance rigor and more. Can you speak a bit about the unique aspects of being a Federal CISO and how you've navigated those so far?- What are some of your biggest lessons learned, challenges and recommendations around being an effective leader? - For those aspiring to become a CISO, what resources and steps do you recommend?- Let's talk a bit about your current role and organization, many of course are interested to hear about that. What are some key strategic objectives you're focused on at CDC, to the extent you're able to speak about them publicly?
Episode 95 wraps up #noirvember. The Big Combo, paired up with Radiant Beauty West Coast IPA, which was given to us by the wonderful people at @greencheekbeer. Joseph Lewis directed this gritty picture, with legendary Cinematographer John Alton providing some classic #filmnoir shots. But is it a pure film noir? That's debatable, and debate we do. The new episode drops this Saturday, so mark your calendars and join us. Thanks for listening! Check out our website SUBSCRIBE: to the show on Apple Podcast or Google Play. You can also find us on Audible, Stitcher, Spotify, and Listen Notes. Follow us on Instagram , Facebook, and Twitter! We'd love to hear from you, so comment on our show wherever you are listening. And always, support your local brewery.
Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil "The Media Giant" Haley and Paul Hollis will interview Joseph Lewis. Joseph Lewis has a new thriller/suspense book, Fan Mail (March 2023), and has already won a Maxy Finalist Award, an Eric Hoffer Award Nominee, and a Literary Titan Silver Book Award. Blaze In, Blaze Out (January 2022) has won five awards so far, including Fiction Crime Action Book of 2022 by BestThrillers.com. His previous novels include Betrayed (November 2020) which has won eight awards; Spiral Into Darkness as of January 2019, which has won one award; Caught in a Web (May 2018), which earned two awards. Previously, Lewis has published four books: Taking Lives, (November 2020) a prequel to the Lives Trilogy; Stolen Lives, (November 2020) Book One of the Lives Trilogy, which won one award; Shattered Lives, Book Two (November 2020); and Splintered Lives, Book Three (November 2020). Each book is in the thriller/crime genre, and each has garnered outstanding reviews. He writes a weekly inspirational blog, Simple Thoughts From A Complicated Mind, Sort Of at https://www.simplethoughtsfromacomplicatedmindsortof.com . He has an author website at https://www.jrlewisauthor.blog . He can be found on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/Joseph.Lewis.Author/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel Lewis retired after 47 years as a teacher, coach, counselor and administrator. He lives in Virginia with his wife, Kim, along with his daughters, Hannah and her husband, Alex, and Emily and her fiance, Quavon. His son, Wil, is deceased (July 2014).
El presidente de la Fundación Interactiva para Promover la Cultura del Agua (Fipca), una de las organizaciones convocantes de la Marcha por la Soberanía, destacó que el multimillonario británico Joseph Lewis, dueño de la estancia en Lago Escondido en el sur argentino, se entregó este miércoles a la Justicia estadounidense para declarar en la causa que lo investiga por fraude financiero y traficar información privilegiada . Julio César Urien señaló que "esto ratifica lo que venimos planteando nosotros y otros sectores del campo popular sobre este personaje quien se apropió de tierras en forma irregular" y señaló que Lewis está "asociado con otros, que son los grandes grupos de inversión que condicionan y dominan en la Argentina". "La oposición es socia de todos estos sectores. Es es el poder real, el poder mafioso que hay que contrarrestar", subrayó. Pase lo que pase, lunes a viernes de 7.00 a 10.00 Con Darío Villarruel, Florencia Ibáñez, Santiago Paz, Gustavo Campana, Fernando Pedernera y Andrea Baldivieso
El multimillonario británico Joseph Lewis, dueño de la estancia en Lago Escondido en el sur argentino y propietario del club de fútbol Tottenham Hotspur, se entregó este miércoles a la justicia estadounidense para declarar en la causa que lo investiga por fraude financiero y traficar información privilegiada. La oficina del fiscal del Distrito Sur de Nueva York acusó al magnate de 86 años y residente en Bahamas de presuntamente proporcionar información confidencial sobre empresas que cotizan en bolsa a varios allegados que obtuvieron beneficios con la compra y venta de acciones. Entre 2013 y 2021, "Lewis abusó de su acceso a las salas de juntas de las empresas y proporcionó repetidamente información privilegiada a sus parejas sentimentales, sus asistentes personales, sus pilotos privados y sus amigos", dijo en una declaración el fiscal Damian Williams. "Lewis un canalla y un delincuente internacional. Se cree el dueño del mundo", sostuvo el médico sanitarista Jorge Rachid. "Le tocó perder pero estamos muy lejos de ganar nosotros".
Joseph Lewis, Chief Information Security Officer at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) joins the show to discuss what the challenges of being in charge of security for one of the most high profile government organizations in the World. We also talk about his passion for leadership, some of his priorities for the organization, and how he sees the CISO evolving in the next few years.
Nikki - You're a newly minted CISO and SES - how's it going? How have the first few months been in the role? Nikki - With your background in both Academia as an Adjunct Professor and with your cyber and executive leadership experience - how important would you say the intersection of academia, research, and leadership go? Chris - We know you're a big proponent in servant leadership. What does being a Servant Leader in Cybersecurity and more broadly in general mean to you?Chris - We have been discussing soft skills lately with various guests. Why do you feel like soft skills are so often neglected, yet so critical to being a effective leader?Nikki - As someone who is relatively new to a CISO role - what surprised you about the role? Were there any challenges or anything that came up initially that was surprisingly good? Nikki - What experience do you recommend for anyone who's looking to move into a cyber manager or CISO leadership role at an organization? Any books or references your recommend for anyone around leadership? Chris - As we look at the Federal Cyber landscape, there is a lot of efforts under way from the EO, OMB Memos, Zero Trust, Software Supply Chain and the list goes on. How do you calibrate your focus in your new role?Nikki - We've seen a lot in the news around the National Cyber Strategy and other federal legislation potentially in the works. Are you seeing things like Zero Trust and Software Supply Chain security being top of mind? Or are you more worried about things like ChatGPT potentially being used by the Government?
DJ Showtime has been brewing this mix for a while. Come wind down with us as we pay tribute and 'ohmage to "THE GOAT" greatest basketball mind of all time , Joseph Lewis. DJ Showtime's dad! It is his best recipe yet! Made with love and honor! Don't miss this amazing tribute from the heart of the baddest DJ's there is! Tune in weekly at 9p est / 8p cst every Wednesday to www.GVHot97.net. This HOTT GUMBO MIXX IS OWEEEEE GOOOOEEEY! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gv-hot-97/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gv-hot-97/support
In this episode Ruben Talks with friend and improviser Joseph Lewis about their shared love of Cartoons. touching on many cartoons from 90's classics like Gargoyles to Cartoon network shows like Steven Universe and Regular show as well as the few characters who got screwed by Batman the animated Adventures. Plus the problem of lost media. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ruben-ryan/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ruben-ryan/support
“A fascinating crumminess.” That’s how Pauline Kael described Joseph Lewis’ “Gun Crazy,” a noir whose cast you probably won’t know, but whose visual style and essential seediness are compelling. It’s a story about two people with a mutual obsession with guns, but it’s told with sensitivity and a focus on their relationship. Shelly Brisbin with Randy Dotinga and Nathan Alderman.
“A fascinating crumminess.” That’s how Pauline Kael described Joseph Lewis’ “Gun Crazy,” a noir whose cast you probably won’t know, but whose visual style and essential seediness are compelling. It’s a story about two people with a mutual obsession with guns, but it’s told with sensitivity and a focus on their relationship. Shelly Brisbin with Randy Dotinga and Nathan Alderman.
The 8th episode of Season 3 takes us all for a loop as Author Joseph Lewis joins us at The Authors Spot Podcast. A man with a penchant for cautionary tales joins us in to tell us about the upcoming story of his multibook series "Fan Mail", where a little Fanfare becomes fairly obsessive.This book is in our Bookshop! ☆A Better Way to Buy Books Online Every Purchase Supports Local Bookstores!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show
Ruben talks with Friend and Improv Comedian Joseph Lewis About AI Art, art it self, Comedy, The ineffective nature of Cancel culture, how will we know when AI is sentient and other societal stuff. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ruben-ryan/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ruben-ryan/support
El presidente de la Fundación Interactiva para Promover la Cultura del Agua (FIPCA) remarcó la importancia de la nueva marcha que se realizará en el territorio ocupado por el magnate ingles Joseph Lewis en la zona de Lago Escondido. Organizaciones sociales, políticas y gremiales realizarán entre el 26 de enero y 14 de febrero próximos la séptima marcha para denunciar que el lugar es un "enclave británico" y funciona como "la cueva de un poder mafioso". “Lewis compró de manera irregular porque los extranjeros no pueden adquirir tierras en esas zonas de frontera. Se hizo de manera irregular y estuvo vinculado el juez Mahiques”, dijo Julio César Urien. “Lewis se apropió de los lagos y no permite que nadie pueda acceder”, agregó y denunció: “Se fue transformando en un enclave británico donde nadie puede llegar. Lo usan como un lugar de encuentro de personajes del poder mundial. Es un lugar donde sectores poderosos definen políticas de manera global y nacional”. También advirtió que durante todos los años de lucha y entre las marchas que realizaron fueron “hostigados, amenazados y agredidos”.
El presidente de la Fundación Interactiva para Promover la Cultura del Agua (FIPCA) Julio César Urien se refirió a la nueva marcha que se realizará al territorio ocupado por el magnate ingles Joseph Lewis a fines de enero, y sostuvo que el caso es un ejemplo del "poder real, que no respeta la constitución y condiciona a los gobiernos". Encuentro Nacional, lunes a viernes de 17.00 a 19.00 Con Luisa Valmaggia, Jorge Halperín, Nora Lafón, Néstor Espósito, Eduardo Anguita, Silvia Bacher, Claudio Leveroni, Luciana Peker, Leticia Martínez, y Gisela López.
In this episode Ruben talks with friend and Improviser Jospeh Lewis to get a black perspective on the Kanye West situation. What follows is a long conversation on race, class, Racism, the Police, medication and mental health please join to hear all that plus the first step in getting Pete Davidson to have sex with your wife. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ruben-ryan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ruben-ryan/support
In this episode, Antony Barone Kolenc interviews teacher and author Joseph Lewis about the best ways to speak with kids about controversial saints, and we review Joseph's YA novel, Miracle at the Mission.
Link to Blog Post This week's Cyber Security Headlines – Week in Review, September 19-23, is hosted by Rich Stroffolino with our guest, Joseph Lewis, Director, Cyber Assessment Strategy, US Department of Energy Thanks to this week's sponsor, 6clicks 6clicks is your AI-powered GRC platform, featuring a fully integrated content library. 6clicks provides organizations with a powerful GRC platform to build highly scalable risk and compliance functions and advisors with the tools to streamline and scale their services, saving everyone enormous time and money. Reimagine risk. Improve cybersecurity. Demonstrate compliance. For more information visit 6clicks.com/cisoseries. All links and the video of this episode can be found on CISO Series.com
Joseph shares his insights on the importance of soft skills in cyber and that we need to focus on not just promoting people based on technical acumen. He is a 19 yr vet and advocates being an agent of change from the inside. Joe discusses how cyber has a seat at the c-suite table and is apart of the conversation and now can not only protect but help drive the business. He also discusses how he is developing a cyber security PHD in leadership development to help nurture those people with soft skills to support them through their careers so they can be those leaders we need. Connect with Joseph: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephlewissenior/ Visit DOE: https://www.energy.gov/ Visit Short Arms website: https://www.shortarmsolutions.com/ You can follow us at: Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/shortarmsolutions YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjUNoFuy6d1rouj_SBg3Qkw/featured Twitter: https://twitter.com/ShortArmSAS
Joseph shares his insights on the importance of soft skills in cyber and that we need to focus on not just promoting people based on technical acumen. He is a 19 yr vet and advocates being an agent of change from the inside. Joe discusses how cyber has a seat at the c-suite table and is apart of the conversation and now can not only protect but help drive the business. He also discusses how he is developing a cyber security PHD in leadership development to help nurture those people with soft skills to support them through their careers so they can be those leaders we need. Connect with Joseph: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephlewissenior/ Visit DOE: https://www.energy.gov/ Visit Short Arms website: https://www.shortarmsolutions.com/ You can follow us at: Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/shortarmsolutions YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjUNoFuy6d1rouj_SBg3Qkw/featured Twitter: https://twitter.com/ShortArmSAS
In this episode of Author to Author, Dr. Cynthia Toolin-Wilson interviews Joseph Lewis on his book Miracle at the Mission (May 27, 2022)Book 2 of the Westthorpe Academy Mysteries is here! After recovering from their daring exploits in the exciting first book of the series, The Ghosts of Westthorpe Academy, best friends Joe Pryce and Pete Figueroa return for another thrilling, action-adventure in Miracle at the Mission.During a summer trip to California, Joe and Pete visit Mission San Antonio de Padua where they meet an old Franciscan monk who warns them of the dangers they will soon face. The boys are drawn into a series of events filled with suspense, mystery, espionage, a high-speed car chase, and an assassination attempt by Russian operatives on the President of the United States.Caught up in the pursuit of the assassins, the boys discover they have become suspects in the investigation. They must prove their innocence while also counting on the guidance of the old padre, who happens to bear a strange resemblance to Saint Junipero Serra himself.With the world teetering on the brink of an international crisis, the story reaches its climax at another mission—Mission San Carlos Borromeo in Carmel—where the boys and a large gathering of people witness an incredible miracle that changes their lives forever.https://www.amazon.com/Miracle-at-Mission-Joseph-Lewis/dp/1649495668/
There's still more than a week before the Rams and Bengals decide things in LA, but the NFL hasn't let up any in this week without playoff action. Coaching hires, lawsuits over coaching hires, GOAT retirements, weird re-brandings - the league has had it all this week. Lakeena McGee and Joe Tanksley will sort it out with Joseph Lewis of 79th and Halas and the Barber's Chair Network. Watch this show also on WARR Media's YouTube. Subscribe to WARR on Anchor and follow WARR for all the latest on our movement and stay tuned for upcoming episodes and specials from your guys. Weareregalradio.com provides the best independent coverage of sports and culture -- feel free to share our content and rate us well here or wherever else you find our podcasts. Thanks for listening. twitter.com/regalradio1 facebook.com/regalradio1 instagram.com/weareregalradio --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/warrmedia/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/warrmedia/support
GREGORY GALLOWAY chats to Paul Burke about his new novel JUST THIEVES, identity, fatalism and existential questions in the noir novel, Chandler, Cain and Get Carter.JUST THIEVES: Rick and Frank are recovering addicts and accomplished house thieves whose partnership extends beyond their professional lives. They do not steal randomly they steal according to order, hired by a mysterious handler. The jobs run routinely until they're tasked with taking a seemingly worthless trophy: an object that generates interest and obsession out of proportion to its apparent value. Just as the robbery is completed, the two are involved in a freak car accident that sets off a chain of events and Frank disappears with the trophy. As Rick tries to find Frank, he is forced to confront his past, upending both his livelihood and his sense of reality. The narrative builds steadily into a powerful and shocking climax. Revelling in its con-artistry and double-crosses, Just Thieves is a nail-biting, noir-ish exploration of the working lives of two unforgettable crooks and the hidden forces that rule and ruin their lives. GREGORY GALLOWAY is the author of the novels The 39 Deaths of Adam Strand and the Alex Award-winning As Simple As Snow. His short stories have appeared in the Rush Hour and Taking Aim anthologies. He is a graduate of the Iowa Writers' Workshop and currently resides in NW Connecticut.Recommendations:Raymond Chandler novels, letters and essays.James M Cain The Postman Always Rings TwiceDorothy B Hughes In a Lonely Place (film 1950 Nicholas Ray)Jean-Patrick ManchetteThe Big Combo d. Joseph Lewis 1955.Jean Melville films Ted Hughes GBH, Jack's Return Home (filmed as Get Carter d. Mike Hodges)Diamonds Are Forever d. Guy Hamilton (1971)Graham Greene Brighton Rock (films Boulting 1947, Joffé 2011)Produced by Junkyard DogMusic courtesy of Southgate & LeighCrime Time
Listen to them, the children of the night. What movies they make! For the second installment of Gobbledyween 2021, A/V writer-director Joseph Lewis joins Paul and Arlo for a discussion of Clive Barker's 1990 film Nightbreed. Butchered by the studio on initial release and restored to its full grotesquerie decades later, Nightbreed is a bizarre fusion of epic fantasy, slasher, and supernatural horror. The gang discusses why that mix is so fascinating, why it's important that the monsters are the good guys, auteur David Cronenberg's turn as the evil Dr. Dekker, and the queer framework that gives the film extra resonance. Plus, as promised, Joe has some thoughts on The House of the Devil. NEXT: speaking of that Cronenberg guy, Alex Jonestown Massacre guitarist Kenn Edwards helps us continue Gobbledyween with a discussion of 1986's The Fly. BREAKDOWN 00:01:00 - Intro / Joe's thoughts on The House of the Devil 00:24:30 - Nightbreed 01:43:53 - Closing shenanigans (The Box-Office Game?) 02:00:18 - Outro / Next LINKS [Horror Queers] The Inherent Queerness of Clive Barker's Nightbreed by Trace Thurman, Bloody Disgusting Nightbreed: The Enduring Appeal of a Horror Classic by Marc Buxton, Den of Geek The Monsters of Midian by Duncan Ralston, duncanralston.com Mac Tonight Compilation (video) Joe's Letterboxd Gobbledyween List MUSIC “Blessed Are You” by Iced Earth, Something Wicked This Way Comes (1998) “Johnny Get Angry” by Anne Bobby, Nightbreed Soundtrack (1990) “Berserker” by Love Among Freaks, Clerks (Music from the Motion Picture) (1994) GOBBLEDYCARES National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ Support AAPI communities and those affected by anti-Asian violence: https://www.gofundme.com/c/act/stop-aapi-hate Support the AAPI Civic Engagement Fund: https://aapifund.org/ Support Black Lives Matter and find anti-racism resources: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ Advocate for writers who might be owed money due to discontinuance of royalties: https://www.writersmustbepaid.org/ Help teachers and classrooms in need: https://www.donorschoose.org/ Do your part to remove the burden of medical debt for individuals, families, and veterans: https://ripmedicaldebt.org/ Register to vote: https://vote.gov/
Leaves are on the ground. Blood is on the screen. It's time for Gobbledyween. Our beloved, bloody tradition returns for another fiendish film fest featuring only the finest (?) of the horror genre. Greg Sahadachny, once and future host of The Debatable Podcast, helps Paul and Arlo kick off Gobbledyween 2021 by giving them a ride to The House of the Devil. Ti West's 2009 breakthrough was a seminal moment in the indie horror boom of the last decade-plus. The question now, so many years removed, is if that moment was worth having. The gang discusses how this film's slow burn played in the context of the torture porn era; its expert aping of the ‘80s aesthetic so near and dear to Paul's heart; the strong performances from Joceline Donahue, Greta Gerwig, and Tom Noonan; and whether West's loving homage is anything more than a reminder of better films. NEXT: we're checking out of this house, as we hitch a ride with A/V writer-director Joseph Lewis through the mind of Clive Barker. We'll be discussing the director's cut of his 1990 cult classic Nightbreed. BREAKDOWN 00:01:06 - Intro / Guest 00:08:44 - The House of the Devil 01:36:00 - Outro / Next MUSIC “The Number of the Beast” by Iron Maiden, The Number of the Beast (1982) “One Things Leads to Another” by The Fixx, Reach the Beach (1983) GOBBLEDYCARES National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ Support AAPI communities and those affected by anti-Asian violence: https://www.gofundme.com/c/act/stop-aapi-hate Support the AAPI Civic Engagement Fund: https://aapifund.org/ Support Black Lives Matter and find anti-racism resources: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ Advocate for writers who might be owed money due to discontinuance of royalties: https://www.writersmustbepaid.org/ Help teachers and classrooms in need: https://www.donorschoose.org/ Do your part to remove the burden of medical debt for individuals, families, and veterans: https://ripmedicaldebt.org/ Register to vote: https://vote.gov/
In this episode I speak with Jimmy Tillman as he drops truth bomb after truth bomb about the importance of education, personal accountability and how the slave mentality has infected the black community. Be advised that this podcast contains explicit language. Topics discussed in this podcast: Black History you might not have known. Whose fault is it that black history is not passed down to black children? The spirit of hip hop has changed over the years Why was Midnight Basketball scrapped for 24/7 prisons? What happened to Big Mama? Where are the neighborhood big mamas today? Being Black in the North verses being Black in the South Niki Minaj can't ask a question? What's really going on? Did you know that MLK was a Republican? Why work when I can get government benefits? And so much more! ABOUT MY GUEST Jimmy Lee Tillman II is a hip hop conservative and patriot. He is the founder and president of the Martin Luther King Republicans and producer of the Jimmy Lee Underground Radio Network. He is a historian and author of Tillman's Handbook of Great Black American Patriots and guide to the National Parks and Landmarks, Statues, Museums and Historic Places dedicated to them. Born on the Southside of Chicago in the aftermath of the assassination of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to a civil rights veteran mother and world-renowned musician/educator father, Jimmy is a history enthusiast and patriot. An alumnus of Central State University, who studied under the distinguished Black American History instructors, Professor Amos Martin and Dr. Joseph Lewis, he is the father of three, pawpaw of one, and lives with his family in Chicago, IL. Websites: Jimmy Lee 2 DC https://www.jimmylee2dc.com/ Martin Luther King Republicans https://www.martinlutherkingrepublicans.com/ Jimmy Lee Underground Radio Network https://www.blogtalkradio.com/jimmy-lee-underground Tillman Family Press https://www.tillmanfamilypress.com/ ... FOLLOW JIM STROUD ONLINE Newsletter: https://sendfox.com/jimstroud Blog: https://blog.jimstroud.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/jimstroudshow Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/jimstroud Gettr: jimstroud --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jim-stroud2/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jim-stroud2/support
In this episode we speak with Eric about some more of his favorite plants, including sweet potato, hickory and chestnut, about how to start a DIY nursery, selecting genetics for nursery stock, the secret of how to eat sunchokes so you don't gas out all your friends, and some very important appropriate technologies. You can find him on facebook as Eric Joseph Lewis, and on Instragram at @ericjosephlewisplants, and the nursery he is affiliated with is Plant Path Nursery You can support the podcast at Patreon.com/plantcunning --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/plantcunning/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/plantcunning/support
In this episode we speak with Eric about getting interested in plants after finding out he was living in a field of lowbush blueberries, the influence of Frank Cook, natural male birth control with Papaya seeds, and some of his favorite plants. You can find him on facebook as Eric Joseph Lewis, and on Instragram at @ericjosephlewisplants, and the nursery he is affiliated with is Plant Path Nursery You can support the podcast at Patreon.com/plantcunning --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/plantcunning/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/plantcunning/support
This episode of Export Nation, features FlenTek Solutions, a company that supplies key components as replacement parts for several industries, including construction, marine, food and beverage, and automotive. We speak with Joseph Lewis, president and CEO of FlenTek Solutions, who discusses the company's early stage export experience with the U.S. Commercial Service.
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Joseph Lewis is one of the few Black fur traders we definitely know about, but the information is sparse and poor records are kept of other Black fur traders. This bothers me, since the fur trade was integral to the foundation, exploration, and settlement of Canada. #BlackHistoryMonth Source: https://thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/joseph-lewis
‘Tis the damn season. Last summer, we convened the Three Heathens--Paul, Arlo, and A/V writer-director Joseph Lewis--to discuss Taylor Swift’s first surprise album of 2020, Folklore. It was surprising not only for the nature of its release but for the folk pop/singer-songwriter shift it marked, becoming the finest achievement of Swift’s career. On her second surprise album of 2020, Evermore, she may have equaled that achievement. The Heathens are back to discuss the progression of Swift’s Joni Mitchell phase, as her lyrics become more reflective and complex. They’re strengthened by producer/co-writer Aaron Dessner’s sonic palette, introducing new sounds to Swift’s oeuvre. It’s true, the boys go a little off the rails into Lynch references, but one thing is undeniable: the more we say, the less you know. Plus, a discussion of the Disney+ making-of/concert film Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions. NEXT: it’s Hawk the Slayer vs. The Adventures of Robin Hood in a Geek Challenge. BREAKDOWN 00:00:37 - Intro / Guest 00:03:40 - Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions 00:16:47 - Evermore 02:36:36 - Outro / Next LINKS Every Literary Reference in Taylor Swift’s folklore and evermore Explained, by Jack Ben Edwards MUSIC “Willow” by Taylor Swift, evermore (2020) “Champagne Problems” by Taylor Swift, evermore (2020) “‘Tis the Damn Season” by Taylor Swift, evermore (2020) “Should’ve Said No” by Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift (2008) “No Body, No Crime (feat. HAIM)” by Taylor Swift, evermore (2020) “No Body, No Crime (The No Hugo, No Stiglitz Remix)” by Joe Lewis “Coney Island (feat. The National)” by Taylor Swift, evermore (2020) “Ivy” by Taylor Swift, evermore (2020) “Cowboy Like Me” by Taylor Swift, evermore (2020) GOBBLEDYCARES Support Black Lives Matter and find anti-racism resources: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ Help teachers and classrooms in need: https://www.donorschoose.org/ Do your part to remove the burden of medical debt for individuals, families, and veterans: https://ripmedicaldebt.org/ Register to vote: https://vote.gov/
First comes a podcast, then comes 423 more podcasts, then comes a baby who is doomed to think having a podcast host for a dad is normal. On the Gobbledygeek season 12 premiere, Arlo is revealed to be a babydaddy--and the kid isn’t Paul’s! Scandal! Arlo discusses life as the father of a newborn, which involves a good deal of poop. Paul has also had to deal with a good deal of poop, even though his isn’t issuing forth from a screaming, squealing bundle of joy. In between all the poop talk, the boys squeeze out some pop culture talk: Arlo catches up with the new seasons of Ramy and PEN15; Paul gets TikTok’d; Arlo watches (and reads) You; and the boys commiserate about the bizarre, disappointing Wonder Woman 1984. NEXT: ‘tis the damn season. A/V writer-director Joseph Lewis returns to the show for another round of Swiftie analysis with a deep-dive into Evermore. BREAKDOWN 00:01:07 - Intro 01:24:30 - Spoilers for Netflix’s You (and the novels it’s based on) 01:29:20 - End spoilers 01:55:05 - Outro / Next MUSIC “Isn’t She Lovely” by Stevie Wonder, Songs in the Key of Life (1976) “Wellerman” by Nathan Evans (2021) GOBBLEDYCARES Support Black Lives Matter and find anti-racism resources: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ Help teachers and classrooms in need: https://www.donorschoose.org/ Do your part to remove the burden of medical debt for individuals, families, and veterans: https://ripmedicaldebt.org/ Register to vote: https://vote.gov/
In this excerpt from the most recent Sunday Night Special on WARR Media's Facebook page, Kyle Means talks to Joseph Lewis, a standout tweeter and podcaster (@FlowsAndolini), who has taken on the challenge of covering his beloved Chicago Bears professionally for the first time ever this season. Lewis talks to Kyle about transitioning from the more wide open spaces of the internet to working more conventionally as a reporter and commentator as well as the power of representation in the media booth and working through an unprecedented, pandemic-stricken season. Catch entire Sunday Night Specials, our weekly NFL recap show, on WARR Media's Facebook page each Sunday at 9pm CT throughout the remainder of the NFL season. Subscribe to WARR on Anchor and follow WARR for all the latest on our movement and stay tuned for upcoming episodes and specials from your guys. Weareregalradio.com provides the best independent coverage of sports and culture -- feel free to share our content and rate us well here or wherever else you find our podcasts. Thanks for listening. twitter.com/warrmedia facebook.com/regalradio1 instagram.com/warrmedia --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/warrmedia/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/warrmedia/support
Hello, kiddies. Are you ready for your deadtime story? Gobbledyween 2020 comes to a close as A/V writer-director Joseph Lewis joins Paul and Arlo in the Cryptkeeper's lair to discuss Ernest R. Dickerson's 1995 frightfest Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight. These hodunk, podunk, well-then-there motherfuckers discuss the insane cast, including William Sadler, Billy Zane, Dick Miller, and CCH Pounder; the importance of Jada Pinkett Smith's heroine Jeryline; Dickerson's use of light and color; and why this is the perfect mid-'90s time capsule. NEXT: VOTE. BREAKDOWN 00:00:50 - Intro / Guest 00:09:08 - Demon Knight 01:47:19 - Outro / VOTE!!! / Next LINKS “From Script to the Big Scream: Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight Turns 25!” by Meagan Navarro, Bloody Disgusting “A Celebration of Demon Knight’s Unlikely Hero Jeryline” by Tai Gooden, Nerdist "Joel Silver Wanted Cameron Diaz to Star in ‘Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight’" by Brad Miska, Bloody Disgusting MUSIC “Tales from the Crypt” by Danny Elfman, Original Music from Tales from the Crypt (1992) “Hey Man Nice Shot” by Filter, Short Bus (1995) GOBBLEDYCARES Support Black Lives Matter and find anti-racism resources: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ Help teachers and classrooms in need: https://www.donorschoose.org/ Do your part to remove the burden of medical debt for individuals, families, and veterans: https://ripmedicaldebt.org/ Register to vote: https://vote.gov/
Paul and Arlo are doin' good, they're on some new shit: actually talking at length about music! A/V director and founding Gobbler Joseph Lewis joins the boys to rave about Taylor Swift's newest (and best) album, Folklore. The gang discusses how Folklore offers a more mature and introspective look at Swift’s pop star persona, how the collaboration with The National’s Aaron Dessner enhances her sonic palette, the drama of the Teenage Love Trilogy, the beautiful video for "cardigan," and more. Next: slippin' and slidin' with Class Action Park. BONUS MUSIC RECOMMENDATIONS: Joe Manic by Halsey Punisher by Phoebe Bridger Gaslighter by The Chicks Tourist Season by Miel The New Abnormal by The Strokes Run-On Death Sentence by Alex Jonestown Massacre Arlo Every Bad by Porridge Radio Rough and Rowdy Ways by Bob Dylan Song for Our Daughter by Laura Marling Once I Was an Eagle by Laura Marling Fetch the Bolt Cutters by Fiona Apple Paul Louie 99 by Pet Rocks and Fake Flowers Imploding the Mirage by The Killers Twelfth by Old 97’s THE BREAKDOWN Total Run Time: 02:46:30 00:01:00 - Intro / Banter 00:07:14 - Our histories with Taylor Swift 00:28:38 - Track-by-track review of folklore 02:31:28 - Other new music recommendations 02:42:50 - Outro / Next THE MUSIC “the 1” by Taylor Swift, folklore (2020) “cardigan” by Taylor Swift, folklore (2020) “exile” by Taylor Swift, folklore (2020) “seven” by Taylor Swift, folkky8lore (2020) “august” by Taylor Swift, folklore (2020) “illicit affairs” by Taylor Swift, folklore (2020) “betty” by Taylor Swift, folklore (2020) “hoax” by Taylor Swift, folklore (2020) THE LINKS “Who Is Rebekah Harkness, Star of Taylor Swift’s ‘The Last Great American Dynasty’?” by Brenna Ehrlich, Rolling Stone “Betty” Pop Punk Cover
News Talk 94.1 — Lewis Matheney meets with local artist and woodworker Joseph Lewis. They discuss what fractal designs are, how he goes about creating them in wood using electricity, as well as the dangers and safety precautions required for attempting fractal designs. Listen to the latest Local Matters Podcast… Presented by Office Mart.
50 years have passed since Ohio National Guard troops opened fire on Kent State University students protesting the Vietnam War. Four students were killed and nine wounded. On this week's program, Mickey and his guests review the event and reflect on its impact, then and now. Notes: Peter Kuznick is Professor of History at American University in Washington, DC, and coauthor of The Untold History of the United States. In 1970, he was a Rutgers University student and an antiwar organizer. Joseph Lewis was a Kent State student in 1970, and one of the nine students wounded by National Guard gunfire. Laurel Krause is the younger sister of Allison Krause, one of the four Kent State students shot to death in 1970. She has been part of the Krause family's campaign for official accountability for the death of Allison. DeRay McKesson, born in 1985, is a Black Lives Matter organizer, an author, and one of the founders of the Mapping Police Violence project. His web site is www.deray.com. The entire four hours of Mickey's interviews can be found at www.truthtribunal.org. Music-break info:"Ohio" by Neil Young.
A global pandemic. Britain leaving the European Union. Donald Trump being elected president. FX canceling Terriers after one goddamn season. It has been, without question, the dumbest decade. Add to that list the strange, mystifying endurance of Gobbledygeek. A podcast hosted by two straight cis white male idiots, ostensibly devoted to the discussion of “popular culture,” and listened to by only a small handful of reprobates, has somehow lasted ten years and 400 episodes. Many other, arguably better podcasts have come and gone. But Paul and Arlo are still here, joined by original Gobbler and fellow Heathen Joseph Lewis, to reminisce about their extraordinarily humble beginnings. The gang listened back to their very first episode (now available to cringe through for the first time in years!) before recording, and they revisit those long-forgotten topics in the year of our lord 2020. Do they remember anything about Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland? Does the Lost finale hold up? Do they give even a single shit about “fandom” anymore? All that PLUS they commiserate about our COVID-infected present and reenact a scene from a truly insane screenplay Joe wrote when he was 15. Oh, they talk about the Gary Oldman thing again too. Next: we’ve given up even trying to guess. There’ll be another one of these soon. THE BREAKDOWN Total Run Time: 02:18:40 00:00:00 - Painful, awkward reminder of where it all began 00:02:00 - Painful, awkward proof of how far we’ve come 02:13:13 - Outro / Next THE MUSIC “Also Sprach Bat-Turkey” by Arlo Wiley (feat. Richard Strauss) (2010) “A Song About Arlo J. Wiley and Paul Smith” by Papa Razzi and the Photogs, Papa Razzi is Back. And He’s Singing More Nice Songs! (2011)
Hablamos con Tte. de Fragata Julio César Urien, titular de la Fundación Interactiva para Promover la Cultura del Agua (FIPCA), acerca de la realización de la Quinta Marcha de la Soberanía a Lago Escondido, que tendrá lugar entre el 4 y el 11 de febrero próximos, en protesta por la usurpación de tierras que el empresario británico Joseph Lewis perpetra en el territorio de la Patagonia argentina. También hablamos con la Teniente de Navío Betania Caggiano Blanco, encargada de relaciones públicas de la Fragata Libertad, que visitó Rio de Janeiro en el tramo final de su 48º travesía intercontinental.
It finally happened. After three long years of behind-the-scenes turmoil, Near Dark has made its way to Gobbledyween. A/V writer-director Joseph Lewis joins Paul and Arlo to discuss Kathryn Bigelow’s 1987 vampiric Western, which reimagined the creatures of the night as filthy, lowdown rednecks. The gang discusses the influence Near Dark has had on vampire fiction, the late great Bill Paxton’s immortal performance as Severen, the film’s surprisingly conservative stance on biological family, and how surprisingly difficult it is to get ahold of the movie these days. Next: Gobbledyween lives in a society. Greg Sahadachny joins us to talk Brian Yuzna’s 1989 satire Society. THE BREAKDOWN Total Run Time: 01:33:05 00:00:45 - Intro 00:03:44 - Near Dark 01:24:22 - Outro / Next THE MUSIC “Fever” by The Cramps, Songs the Lord Taught Us (1980) “The Cowboy Rides Away” by George Strait, Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind (1984) THE LINKS “25 Things We Learned from Kathryn Bigelow’s Near Dark Commentary” by Rob Hunter, Film School Rejects “Bloodthirsty and Lonely in the Heartland: Kathryn Bigelow’s NEAR DARK” by Jacob Mazer, Bryn Mawr Film Institute “The Deafening Night: Kathryn Bigelow’s NEAR DARK” by Jacob Knight, Birth. Movies. Death. “How Near Dark Explores the Dark Side of Family Structure” by Nat Brehmer, Wicked Horror “Near Dark (1987)” by Roderick Heath, Ferdy on Films “Sunlight Through Bullet Holes” by Tammy Oler, Slate “Near Dark” by John M. Miller, TCM
Leaves are on the ground, blood is on the screen. It’s time once again for Gobbledyween, that most beloved of Gobbledygeek institutions--and one that has not reared its horrific head in full since 2015! All month long, Paul and Arlo will be discussing horror or horror-adjacent movies, starting with one they actually discussed seven years ago: Drew Goddard’s mega-meta 2011 genre critique The Cabin in the Woods. The boys reveal why they’re revisiting the film (hint: it involves sheer incompetence!), break down Goddard and co-writer/producer Joss Whedon’s refutation of horror stereotypes, compare Cabin’s prevailing sense of nihilism to the pragmatic hope on display in Buffy and Angel, and go nuts trying to name all the monsters we see on screen. Next: the night, it’s deafening. A/V writer-director Joseph Lewis joins us to discuss--finally--Kathryn Bigelow’s 1987 vampire Western Near Dark. THE BREAKDOWN Total Run Time: 01:43:03 00:00:35 - Intro 00:11:12 - The Cabin in the Woods 01:40:36 - Outro / Next THE MUSIC “Horror Movies” by Dickie Goodman (1961) “Last” by Nine Inch Nails, Broken (1992) THE LINKS “‘The Cabin in the Woods’ Spoilers: Drew Goddard Speaks Freely” by Maria Elena Fernandez, The Daily Beast
Youth interviewers Timmy Kihonia & Spencer Jackson collected this oral history of Pastor Joseph Lewis from Trinity AME Zion Church in Sheraden. Background Music:"Secret of Tiki Island" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
A long time ago in an industry far, far away...the end was nigh for Hollywood’s good ol’ days. Charles Manson had arrived, Family in tow, to disrupt the neverending Summer of Love. Quentin Tarantino’s ninth (and penultimate?) film, Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood, takes a look at L.A. in 1969, as Leonardo DiCaprio’s washed-up actor and Brad Pitt’s mysterious stuntman cross paths with rising star (and future Manson victim) Sharon Tate, here played by Margot Robbie. Joining Paul and Arlo to navigate Tarantino’s exploration of a half-century’s worth of pop culture detritus are former Smoke Gets in Your Ears co-hosts Joseph Lewis and Kenn Edwards. The gang discusses the film’s languid pace, how Once Upon a Time compares to Tarantino alternate histories like Inglourious Basterds or Django Unchained, the ways in which the film pointedly interrogates various problematic aspects of its writer-director, and--of course--the groovy soundtrack. Next: Nazis! We hate those guys. So do the heroes of The Sound of Music and The Great Dictator, subjects of our latest Geek Challenge. THE BREAKDOWN Total Run Time: 02:27:50 00:00:50 - Intro / Guests 00:03:49 - Main Topic (SPOILERS) 02:11:06 - Outro / Next
Allied Artists Pictures released The Big Combo on February 13, 1955. Joseph Lewis directed the film which starred Cornel Wilde, Richard Conte, and Jean Wallace. The post The Big Combo (1955) appeared first on Movie House Memories.
Matthew Brockmeyer on Writers Corner Matthew is an award-winning novelist and short-story writer. He is the author of the novel Kind Nepenthe. His short stories have been featured in numerous magazines, journals and anthologies. He lives in an off- the-grid cabin deep in the forest of Northern California in the US with his wife and two children where they run a small farm/homestead. When he is not reading, writing or gardening, Matthew enjoys howling at the moon and drenching his fangs in human blood he says. For more on Matthew please visit his website: www.matthewbrockmeyer.com
Cydney Nunn and Joseph Lewis of the August Wilson Cultural Center discuss Black Bottom Music Festival in associate with Row House Cinema. Black Bottom Film Festival Information (https://aacc-awc.org/program/black-bottom-film/)
EP62. Welcome to The Devy Watch Podcast (@DevyWatch) hosted by Lawrence Chaney (@pacificscouting), and Jason DiRienzo (@allpurposescout). A part of the Dynasty Football Network on dynastyfootballfactory.com Ole Miss WR DK Metcalf out for the season. Mark Richt gives the reins back to Malik Rosier. Joseph Lewis sentenced to 1 year in the pen. Laviska Shenault Jr. questionable vs UW for a toe injury and Gameday heads to Pullman, Washington for Oregon vs WSU. LJ and Jason discuss, dissect, grade, and project the 2019 QB class. Justin Herbert, Dwayne Haskins, Jarrett Stidham, Drew Lock, Ryan Finley, Will Grier, Shea Patterson, Brian Lewerke, Easton Stick, KJ Costello, Tyree Jackson, Brett Rypien, and Daniel Jones are highlighted in this weeks episode. Sign up with GT Bets using referral code DEVYNOW Join the Scouting Academy! Payment plans are available via paypal. This podcast can be found on iTunes, podbean and stitcher. Samples from Trophies (instrumental) by D.Chen were used when creating this podcast. All Devy content can be found on dynastyfootballfactory.com
Everyone loves aural after a wedding. An aural document of said wedding, that is! That's right, Arlo and Amber tied the knot, and Paul was on hand to witness the entire drunken event. So are Joseph Lewis, completing the Three Heathens reunion; Kenn Edwards, whose new EP rules; longtime friend of the show but first-time guest Darryl James, who challenges Arlo to a Buffy trivia quiz; and newbie Gabe Hochstetler, who finds himself the sole positive voice during a brief review of Solo: A Star Wars Story. Video game bars, shots, impolite tailors, shots, poorly choreographed “Gangnam Style” dances, shots, impromptu mowing, and oh yeah, shots. It was a wild ride, and you are formally invited. Next: let your magical umbrellas take you to Romania for a musical Geek Challenge featuring Mary Poppins and The Lure. THE BREAKDOWN 00:18:51 - Part One (Arlo and Paul chillin’ out.) 00:29:31 - Part Two (Joe arrives - The Three Heathens ride again...in a basement, in recliners.) 01:25:19 - Part Three (Kenn, Darryl, and Gabe join the gang for a post-bachelor party Solo: A Star Wars Story review, and Darryl challenges Arlo to a Buffy the Vampire Slayer trivia challenge.) (And Tom says hi.) 02:30:02 - Part Four (Arlo and Paul reconvene a week later to put a bow on the whole affair.) 02:33:43 - Outro / Next Week
Spring practice is underway, and Chris Swanson and Adam Maya discuss the latest news involving Tim Drevno, Jack Jones, Stephen Carr and Joseph Lewis, a slew of injuries and transfers, the quarterback competition that isn't, and the depth chart at each position. [**Gain unlimited access to the most in-depth coverage of USC football and recruiting and our premium message board at TrojanSports.com**](http://usc.rivals.com/sign_up) #USC #USCFootball #TrojanSports #Trojans #Pac12 #Rivals #CollegeFootball
Reign of Troy Radio returns with a full episode to react to the start of USC's 2018 spring camp.Podcast co-hosts Michael Castillo and Alicia de Artola break down all of the happenings from the Trojans' first spring camp practice of the year, plus all of the news going into camp. News items include eight players being left off USC's spring camp roster —including defensive back Jamel Cook and former five-star wide receiver Joseph Lewis— the suspension of Jack Jones, and injuries to players like Stephen Carr, Wole Betiku and Marlon Tuipulotu, all of whom will miss spring camp.Lastly, the podcast ends with first-hand observation of the hotly contested quarterback battle through Day 1 of practice. Was it Matt Fink or Jack Sears who performed at the higher level? Alicia breaks it down.
Reign of Troy Radio returns with a mailbag talking about the Trojans' slim down to 85 scholarships and so much more. Michael and Alicia open the show talking about Winter Olympic sports, but the talk returns to USC with the opening of the mailbag.Questions this week include:How will USC get down to the 85-scholarship limit before the 2018 season begins?Can the Trojans count on Austin Jackson at left tackle? Will the offensive line improve?Do Oluwole Betiku and Connor Murphy have what it takes?How will the front seven shake out this season?When will USC hire a new running backs coach?What's going on with Notre Dame's vacated wins?Which unit will anchor the 2018 Trojans?Which unit will improve the most?Which unit will regress the most?How awesome is Jake Olson?And how will fans react to the spring game venue change? There's always more USC podcast content to eat up on our new Patreon subscription page. Premium content includes a new episode of RoT After Dark following this episode, talking recording gaffs, curling, the Gypsy Kings and more. You can also check out this week's 2nd & Short show diving into the Joseph Lewis situation in more detail.Want to be a part of the show? Call in and leave a message on the Reign of Troy Rant Line at 213-373-1872 or send an email to reignoftroy@fansided.com and we'll feature your thoughts, comments or questions on an upcoming episode.
EP33. Welcome to The Devy Watch Podcast (@DevyWatch) hosted by Lawrence Chaney (@pacificscouting), Jason DiRienzo (@allpurposeyrd8g), and Cody Garrett (@_codygarrett). A part of the Dynasty Football Network on dynastyfootballfactory.com The show kicks off with Joseph Lewis news followed by what we've learned so far when studying players for the 2018 Devy Watch. Rookie fever is in full force, but some players are still being underrated. We tackle the values for those rookies being drafted late in the recent ADP compiled by the @DFF_ADP team. Dante Pettis, Dallas Goedert, and Jordan Wilkins just to name a few.Thank you for tuning into another packed episode for the Devy Watch Podcast. Pre Order the 2018 Devy Watch NOW!!! Sign up with GT Bets using referral code DEVYNOW This podcast can be found on iTunes, podbean and stitcher. Samples from Trophies (instrumental) by D.Chen were used when creating this podcast. All Devy content can be found on dynastyfootballfactory.com
Dan Weber talks about the USC coordinators getting contract extensions, the Joseph Lewis situation, the Todd McNair case vs. the NCAA and the struggling Trojan basketball team. #USC #Trojans Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Reign of Troy Radio returns with a mailbag episode featuring the latest USC Football topics and much more.Here's what's on tap in this USC podcast:News items include gametimes set for four September games, more future betting lines and Bovada setting USC's over/under for wins.Questions from the mailbag touch on the immediate impact of Joseph Lewis, USC's chances at a top 10 defense and much more, including a ranking of Michael and Alicia's top 10 fast food restaurants.RoT Radio will return next week with the 203rd full episode. Until then, dial the RoT Rant Line at 213-373-1872 to sound off with your take.
Reign of Troy Radio returns with a full episode to recap Signing Day 2017.Here's what's on tap in this USC podcast:Michael and Alicia begin the Signing Day recap by discussing the crazy long day and how they got through it.How did the Trojans do on Wednesday? The RoT Crew goes over the big signings, including getting on-air commitments from Levi Jones, Jay Tufele, Austin Jackson, Josh Falo, Joseph Lewis and Greg Johnson.Who was the one signing that USC absolutely needed to get, and they got?Which of the signees has the best chance to play immediately?Who looks like a candidate to redshirt in 2017?Michael and Alicia answer listener questions, including how the class compares to Alabama, the belief in Clay Helton's staff to recruit and so much more.Stay tuned to Reign of Troy Radio, as we'll be back to with more USC football talk next week.You can always get involved by sending in your listener questions, and calling the RoT Rant Line at 213-373-1872.
A police lt. is ordered to stop investigating deadly crime boss Mr. Brown, because he hasn't been able to get any hard evidence against him. He then goes after Brown's girlfriend who despises him, for information instead.Director: Joseph H. Lewis (as Joseph Lewis)Writer: Philip Yordan (by)Stars: Richard Conte, Jean Wallace, Cornel Wilde - via IMDB https://archive.org/details/The_Big_Combo_1955
On a post New Year hangover, Joe and Pat discuss the state of Nebraska football after the Huskers' loss to Joshua Dobbs, Derek Barnett, Alvin Kamara and Tennessee in the Music City Bowl. Will Mike Riley and staff close strong on the recruiting trail with guys like Joseph Lewis, Foster Sarrell and Robert Beal on the line? Will there be adjustments made to game plans and preparation? Will Tim Miles and Nebrasketball overtake Husker football after Nebraska's road wins over Indiana and Maryland? Those questions and more (like exactly how many games Pat can bowl on New Year's Eve) are answered on the latest Big Red Cobcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Joe, Ryan & Pat discuss the current state of Husker athletics, including Tim Miles' Nebrasketball squad, Husker football recruiting, and what it will take for Nebraska sports to succeed again. Should Husker fans accept (or encourage) cheating? Should Nebraska fans be happy achieving moderate success without breaking the rules? Mike Riley, Tim Miles, Tom Osborne, Frank Solich, Lawrence Phillips, Nick Saban, Mark Dantonio, Joseph Lewis, Bo Pelini, Jim Tressel, Minnesota football, the SEC and steroids are all on the table this week. It was a healthy week of Nebraska conversation. NOW EAT! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Joe Canale makes his triumphant return, joining Ryan and Pat on the Cobcast. The guys talk about recruiting, the Music City Bowl and death. Will the Huskers land Darnay Holmes? Do the Huskers want Darnay Holmes? What is the impact of Donte Williams' hire? Do Greg Johnson, Joseph Lewis and others follow Williams to Nebraska? What is the overall effect of bag men on the college football landscape? Does Nebraska want to join them in the realm of cheaters if it brings them a national championship? And how long will it be exactly before the guys can witness another Nebraska national championship? It's all on the table as the Huskers remain in preparation for their bowl game against Josh Dobbs, Butch Davis and Tennessee. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Last week's episode hit a nerve, or perhaps that should be many nerves. It's late at night in his apartment in Los Angeles and Bart takes a few minutes to touch upon the many responses to the episode with his wife Marty about whether he's being ‘too nice' about Christianity.For those asking about Robert Ingersoll, Ingersoll the Magnificent by Joseph Lewis can be found HERE for free. Bart also recommends Susan Jacoby’s biography The Great Agnostic HERE.Also, a new Facebook Group for this podcast can be found HERE. Click ‘Join' to be among the very first to get in on that conversation!
Ever gotten so low you've thought about building a machine that'll transport your consciousness inside a tricaster? Yes? Well then, buddy, have we got the movie for you. (And if you're asking yourself what a tricaster is, you also should watch this movie!) Joseph Lewis, original Gobbler and one-third of the Three Heathens, tells Paul and Arlo all about his feature film directorial debut A/V. The gang discusses production highs and lows, the challenges of fight choreography on a shoestring budget, what it's like to hand a copy of your movie to Kevin Smith, and how Arlo plays the most crucial role in the film. This heathen's made good. Next: Paul and Arlo tune up for Kubo and the Two Strings.
Suicide is painless, so they say. But is Suicide Squad? That's up to Paul and Arlo to decide, as they slather on clown makeup and hide their fuzzy pink unicorns to discuss the third film in the DC Extended Universe. Joining these Mostly Marvel Men is DC fan and opinionated tweeter Scott Stamper, known to the common folk as @DerfelMarek. Does the movie live up to its hype? Does it point to a bold new direction for the DCEU following the disappointments of Man of Steel and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice? As usual, there is disagreement. Whod'a thunk it. Plus, Paul and Scott dive into the 2015 animated film Justice League: Gods and Monsters while Arlo listens. Next: original Gobbler and proud member of the Three Heathens, Joseph Lewis stops by to talk about his feature directorial debut, A/V.
For the 4-year anniversary episode of SLGTTP... Part 1: Kenn Edwards sets up circumstances regarding a certain project he and frequent guest Joseph William Lewis have been working on for quite some time that lead to various potential interactions with one of their artistic heroes and what this means for their project's future. Surprises and excitement ensue... 1 hour and 37 minutes later.... Part 2: Kenn talks about and plays the audio of his brand new project that's been in the making for months, the comedy album he hosts and is featured on, Killing For Nobody: The Hot Spot Chronicles. It's an epic podcast event, and well worth your time to engage with. Enjoy!! Follow @TheKennEdwards, @ThatKevinSmith, & @ToastedSchizo. Killing For Nobody is available to download for free, forever, at kennedwards.bandcamp.com.
Three men. One room. Now the fun begins. (Feel free to interpret that any way you wish.) Hitchcock Month continues, as A/V writer-director Joseph Lewis drops by to discuss 1948's Rope, wherein John Dall and Farley Granger's perfect murder is in danger of being unraveled by Jimmy Stewart; and 1954's Rear Window, in which Stewart's busted-up photographer spies on his neighbors, including a potentially murderous Raymond Burr. Paul, AJ, and Joe discuss the one-take gimmickry of Rope and how it translates the stage to screen; the homosexual subtext (or text) of that film; what Hitchcock had to say about voyeurs; and Hitch's subversive casting of the all-American Jimmy Stewart. Next: Hitchcock Month continues, as Wanna Cook? co-author Ensley F. Guffey discusses 1944's Lifeboat and 1954's Dial M for Murder.
In years past, Paul and AJ have devoted month-long chunks of the show to Quentin Tarantino, modern film's remix master; and Hayao Miyazaki, Japan's animation master. For 2016, the boys are devoting February to another cinematic maestro: Alfred Hitchcock, the Master of Suspense. The first pair of films under discussion are 1943's Shadow of a Doubt, wherein Joseph Cotten's killer misanthrope shares blood (and a telepathic link) with young Teresa Wright; and 1951's Strangers on a Train, in which Robert Walker commits a murder for Farley Granger and expects him to return the favor. Joining Paul and AJ for this double about doubles is Aja Romano, geek culture writer for The Daily Dot, who educates the boys on why these are her favorite Hitchcock films. The gang talks Hitchcock's perfect mise en scene, why and how trains are important to the Master's work, the films' incestuous and homoerotic (not to mention vampiric!) undertones, and much more. Next: Hitchcock Month continues as A/V writer-director Joseph Lewis confines the boys to one podcast for 1948's Rope and 1954's Rear Window.
Don your dead general's coat and strap on those snowshoes; for the Gobbledygeek season 7 premiere, we're taking the last stage to Red Rock for a discussion of Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight. Bringing Paul and AJ up to a Somewhat Disgruntled Four are Wanna Cook? author Ensley F. Guffey and A/V writer-director Joseph Lewis. Ensley, a bonafide historian, teaches us how Tarantino plays with historical symbolism; while Joe, a die-hard Tarantino fan, tells us of the religiosity of his Hateful Eight 70mm experience. The gang also discusses the film's handling of race and misogyny, how Tarantino borrows from The Thing, whether or not the film is a convincing mystery, and more. Plus, the boys pay tribute to the icons 2016 has already stolen from us. Next: break out your scones, guv'nor. It's time once more for the delightfully British Wesley "Wezzo" Mead to make his journey across the pond.
Kenn Edwards invites AJ Wiley (of podcasts Gobbledygeek/The Avatar Returns) and director Joseph William Lewis (Nowheresville, upcoming motion picture A/V) back on the show for the final episode of 2015, bringing the trio together for the first time on record since the final episode of their former project, Smoke Gets In Your Ears: A Mad Men Podcast. This episode gets deep as the gang dive deep into the inherent frustrations and subsequent psychosis brought on by the life of the hungry artist in the modern era, habitual practices and lack thereof, dealing with society politically in the current social climate, and much more. It's a good one! Strap in, enjoy! Follow @TheKennEdwards, @ToastedSchizo, & @UnpluggedCrazy.
For the season finale of Gobbledygeek, Paul and AJ turn to a little-seen, rarely discussed art film: Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens. Joining them are Kenn Edwards of So Let's Get to the Point, Broken Magic author and The Deli Counter of Justice co-editor Eric Sipple, and Star Wars superfan Andrew Allen, scum and villains all. The Force Awakens is strong with nostalgia for the original films, a fact which sits better with some of our panel than others. The gang discusses why the movie leans heavily on the past, whether or not the series is capable of looking forward, the film's place in the established Skywalker mythos, and how it has the exact opposite problem of George Lucas' efforts. Next: we're on winter break before returning in roughly three weeks' time with a look at Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight; Eric Sipple and A/V writer-director Joseph Lewis bring us up to a Somewhat Disgruntled Four. In the meantime, thank you for a great 2015 and have yourself some happy holidays.
The guest host with the most, Nowheresville and A/V writer-director Joseph Lewis, joins Paul and AJ to continue Gobbledyween 2015 with a discussion of Tim Burton's 1988 classic Beetlejuice. The three heathens agree that the movie is great--it's wacky, it's funny, it's morbid--but when they stop and think about it, they have some questions. As brilliant as Michael Keaton is, would the film work better without its titular character? Is it two different movies squished together? What the hell happened to Burton? Of course, there's also a little "Day-O," a little Lydia, and a little bafflement over the fact that a Beetlejuice 2 is in development. Next: Gobbledyween comes to a close as friend of the show Aundria summons up Witchboard.
If it's in a word or it's in a look, you can't get rid of...Gobbledyween. Why would you want to? Especially when Paul and AJ are joined by such enlightening guests as K. Dale Koontz and Ensley F. Guffey, authors of Wanna Cook? The Complete, Unofficial Companion to Breaking Bad. Dale and Ensley help the boys crack open Jennifer Kent's feature debut The Babadook, which has been called one of the most terrifying films ever made. The gang discusses the expectations that kind of praise sets up, how Kent uses the horror genre to explore depression and grief, the incredible acting of Essie Davis and Noah Wiseman, and, uh, Tarkovsky for some reason. Next: Joseph Lewis, Joseph Lewis, Joseph Lewis! There, now the Nowheresville and A/V writer-director is on hand to liven up Gobbledyween with talk of Tim Burton's 1988 classic Beetlejuice.
I'm sure you've missed Paul and AJ in their extended absence. (Are those crickets I hear?) Well, if you'd like to find out what they were up to, the lowdown's here, as the boys--along with original Gobbler Joseph Lewis--subject anyone who dares listen to the 21st century equivalent of vacation slideshows. These three heathens made their way down to Austin, TX, where they enjoyed the sights, the sounds, the movies, the food. Oh, did they enjoy the food. On their surprisingly Confederate flag-free tour of the South, they also hit Memphis, Nashville, and New Orleans, all of which they discuss in detail. The gang talks about the many movies they saw at the Alamo Drafthouse (including Terminator Genisys and Magic Mike XXL), what they wrote on the wall outside Graceland, and their surprise celebrity encounter at Third Man Records. Next: Marvel's biggest little hero gets his turn in the spotlight with Ant-Man.
Kenn and Joseph William Lewis recap their recent "Weird Al" Yankovic concert experience and various celebrity interactions, and Adam Crawford tells them all about his first Bonnaroo experience. Celebrity cameos may occur! Follow @TheKennEdwards, @ToastedSchizo, & @acrawford19! YouTube "Nowheresville" to see Joseph's pilot Kenn and Adam starred in, and YouTube "The Joke Kenn Edwards" to see Kenn's short film (shot by Joe)!
Our month-long celebration of Japanese animation master Hayao Miyazaki reaches its bittersweet conclusion with a look at Miyazaki's purported final film, 2013's The Wind Rises; and Mami Sunada's documentary about its making, The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness. Joining Paul and AJ for their final descent into the world of Studio Ghibli is Smoke Gets in Your Ears: A Mad Men Podcast co-hosts Kenn Edwards and Joseph Lewis. The gang discusses the parallels between Miyazaki and The Wind Rises' aviation engineer Jiro Horikoshi, Miyazaki's surprisingly fatalistic outlook on life, and--naturally--the grand folly of art. Plus, Joe makes an exciting announcement! Next: leaping from one Disney-distributed universe to another, Paul and AJ enter The Avengers: Age of Ultron.
Bathhouses, talking fires, giant babies, grotesquely overweight witches...for this leg of Miyazaki Month, Paul and AJ enter the world of the filmmaker's two most visually distinct yet perhaps least coherent films: 2001's Spirited Away and 2004's Howl's Moving Castle. Joining them on their journey is first-time guest (but longtime background entertainer) Monique Morgan of Beacon Hills: After Dark and Nathan Burdette of On the Rocks (and AJ's blood relative). The gang discusses the limitless imagination on display in these two films, the strengths and weaknesses of that lack of coherency, and what the movies have to say about Japanese culture and war. Next: Miyazaki Month comes to a close, as Smoke Gets in Your Ears: A Mad Men Podcast co-hosts Kenn Edwards and Joseph Lewis drop by for The Wind Rises and The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness.
Kenn Edwards has released his first film! It's 28 minutes long, he shot it in the final days of 2014 in his hometown of Waynesboro, VA with frequent collaborator Joseph Lewis and acting legend Hilary Edwards, and it is called The Joke. If you'd like to see it, check out Kenn's YouTube page at www.youtube.com/kennmedwards! On this episode, Kenn first talks to Joe very extensively about the entire process with a full commentary included, and then Kenn & Hil talk about the process of working on a project as a couple. SPOILER ALERT: PLEASE WATCH THE JOKE BEFORE LISTENING TO THIS EPISODE OF THIS PODCAST!!!
TWO PART EPISODE! Part 1: Kenn chats Whiplash and other things with old SLGttP favorites AJ Wiley and Joseph Lewis of Smoke Gets In Your Ears! Part 2: Kenn chats subjectivity/objectivity in film, as well as a general review of 2014 in film. With returning champions Alex (formerly Christian) Cooke and Michael Brooks!
Smoke Gets in Your Ears: A Mad Men Podcast co-hosts Kenn Edwards and Joseph Lewis check in to Gobbledyween 2014 to talk The Shining with Paul and AJ. A large part of the conversation revolves around a question you may not have asked about Stanley Kubrick's 1980 Stephen King adaptation: is it supposed to be funny? AJ's not sure and has mixed feelings on the overbearing synth score and lack of subtlety, while Joe argues it's really a darkly hilarious family comedy. Other points of discussion include how supernatural the film is or isn't, how to read the ending, and the insane fan theory documentary Room 237. Plus, the gang offers thoughts on The Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer and raves about the podcast Serial. Next: Gobbledyween comes to a close for another year as Greg Sahadachny of The Debatable Podcast stops by to discuss Killer Klowns from Outer Space.
Mad scientist (and The Deli Counter of Justice co-editor) Eric Sipple joins Paul and AJ for the second feature attraction of Gobbledyween 2014: Stuart Gordon's 1985 cult classic Re-Animator. The two biggest surprises about Gordon's loose Lovecraft adaptation are 1) that it's a genuinely well-made film and 2) that Jeffrey Combs' batshit crazy Dr. Herbert West isn't actually the main character. The gang discusses the movie's boring-ass protagonist, its demented sense of humor, and the arguable merits of that scene. You know the one. Plus, the boys talk Marvel's Civil War plans and AJ reads Mary Shelley's classic Frankenstein. Next: Smoke Gets in Your Ears: A Mad Men Podcast co-hosts Kenn Edwards and Joseph Lewis check in to discuss Stanley Kubrick's 1981 Stephen King adaptation The Shining.
Not a boy but not yet a man; it's something both humanoid mutant turtles and Texans experience. To cover that wide range of experience, Paul and AJ are discussing both the new Michael Bay-produced version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as well as Richard Linklater's down-to-earth epic Boyhood. Joining them is Nowheresville director/Smoke Gets in Your Ears: A Mad Men Podcast co-host Joseph Lewis, who manages to summarize TMNT in the most beautiful way possible. That might be the only beautiful thing in relation to the movie; spoiler alert, but one of these films is a hell of a lot better than the other, and it's probably the one about growing up without a stable father figure that was filmed over 12 years. Wait, which--which one was that? Plus, things start on a serious note with Ferguson and the passing of Robin Williams. Next: we continue our year-long Four-Color Flashback exploration of Neil Gaiman's The Sandman with a discussion of Vol. VI: Fables and Reflections.
Wise man say: forgiveness is divine, but only listening to Paul, AJ, and Nowheresville director/Smoke Gets in Your Ears co-host Joseph Lewis discuss the original 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film will get you past those pearly gates. Or something, a little birdie told us. But not, like, a mutant bird. Anyway. The gang has wildly varying experiences with the Turtles and the movie: Paul is old enough to have read some of the Eastman and Laird stuff when it was new, and saw the movie in theaters; AJ, being a wee little bairn, claims this is the first movie he ever saw and has loved the Turtles ever since; and Joe, well...Joe's right in the Turtle-loving demographic, but he never got into them as a kid, and that pattern holds 20-some-odd years later. How does the film hold up? Is it slathered in enough mozzarella to deserve bargain bin status? Or does it remain crisp, like the finest pepperoni? To put a merciful end to all pizza-related puns, I'm ending this description right here, so you know, go listen. Plus, the gang gets weird with Mandatory Fun and talks about Marvel's Avengers NOW! initiative. Next: that other Smoke Gets in Your Ears co-host, Kenn Edwards, drops by for the next installment of this year's Four-Color Flashback, discussing The Sandman: Vol. V - A Game of You.
A new day has dawned, one which doesn't smile too favorably upon humanity. In Matt Reeves' Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, the apes have taken over...well, mostly. As Caesar and company learn, a small faction of humans still resides in San Francisco, and they believe the key to their continued existence lies in the apes' territory. It's not a swell situation, as Paul and AJ discover in their discussion of the second film in this new Apes franchise. They chat about the complexity of Caesar and Koba's relationship, the likable (if simplistic) human characters, and the palpable sadness at the film's core. Plus, the boys hop aboard the Snowpiercer train. Next: the gang (including Nowheresville director and Smoke Gets in Your Ears co-host Joseph Lewis) straps on their musty old half-shells to revisit the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie, AKA OGTMNT.
Hello, Birmingham! Live from the Alabama Phoenix Festival, it’s Gobbledygeek! Paul and AJ returned to APF 2014 to host a series of panels about everything from summer movies to Orphan Black, and while they were there, they thought it’d be neat to record a live podcast. Joining them in the hot seat is Gobbledy-stalwart Kenn Edwards; in the audience, frequent guests/loved ones/freaks of nature Eric Sipple, Joseph Lewis, and Pam Smith. The gang talks to the crowd—including a man dressed as Casey Jones and two teenaged Bronies—about how the con’s going, why they enjoy the sense of community it provides, and that awful-looking Ninja Turtles movie. Next: Paul and AJ return to their boring, excitement-free home lives to discuss the original Japanese Godzilla. And I guess they’ll mention the new one too.
Bat-Turkey having sated his thirst for human blood on that most terrible of nights, Thanksgiving, Paul and AJ are free and clear to return to their regular podcasting duties. Joining them again is Joseph Lewis, here to talk about his new pilot Nowheresville, about a college student having an existential crisis about the static life he leads (not to mention girl problems). Joe discusses how the project came to be, what shooting was like, how awful it is to make two actors jog and bicycle for six pages of dialogue, and what the future holds for the potential series. Plus, the gang talks about The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (not to be confused with the Bob Marley album Catch a Fire), Americans beating one another to death over Rachael Ray cookware, and some good old-fashioned college football. Next: doesn't every holiday deserve a Schwarzenegger/Sinbad vehicle? We think so. Twisted Christmas returns with Jingle All the Way.
This week, Paul and AJ lack a plan. As always, when they lack a plan, they tend to just talk a whole bunch. Like, a whole bunch. First up, AJ gives the audience what he knows they want: an update on his health. (Here at Gobbledygeek, we want to make you feel like you're part of the family.) Then there's talk of music, with the 50th anniversary of The Beatles' second album coinciding with the release of On Air: Live at the BBC - Vol. 2, along with Paul McCartney's New. On the movie front, Paul falls in love with About Time while AJ falls decidedly out of love with Robert Rodriguez after witnessing Machete Kills. Then they talk about comics. Boy, do they talk about comics. Next: the boys take the week off, while Bat-Turkey sharpens his claws for the annual killing season known as Thanksgiving. The week after, Gobbledygeek returns to talk with friend of the show Joseph Lewis about his upcoming pilot, Nowheresville.
In this super-sized episode, Joseph Lewis, original Gobbler and writer/director of the forthcoming pilot Nowheresville, reunites with Paul and AJ to...well, to sort of act as a referee. You see, Paul and AJ disagree on things sometimes. Actually kind of frequently. And anyway, well, one of them is a kilt-wearing cyclone of rage prone to slaughter, and one of them just so happens to be a pre-pubescent hipster who sparks his ire at every turn. Which is a problem when Paul loves Thor: The Dark World and AJ...doesn't. Despite shifting alliances, Joe does his best to keep the slaughter at bay as the three of them debate the human characters' relevance, criticize Heimdall's watchman abilities, and trip all over themselves praising Tom Hiddleston. Plus, the gang talks comics (The Sandman: Overture and Amazing X-Men) and AJ raves about 12 Years a Slave. Next: more attempted slaughter.
After a quick chat/apology with The Nerdist himself Chris Hardwick, Kenn chats with filmmaker Joseph Lewis about his new short, "Smitten" (available at YouTube.com/ToastedSchizo), his next project, the writing process, and tons and tons of other things that will delight your nerdy filmtastic earholes.
What good is it to be a sharpshooter when there's no war on? If you want to understand the sense of impotence and angst that defined the postwar generation, "Gun Crazy" is a case study. With a deft and almost whimsical touch, Joseph Lewis sketches a country in transition--uncertain whether to gratify its thirst for heroism or its hunger for things, big things, lots of things. The film also signals a dramatic transition in filmmaking. In a giant stride, it seems to have one foot in the silent film era (think Murnau's "Sunrise") and the other in the New Wave (think Godard's "Breathless"). A must-see for anyone wanting to understand the evolution of noir. This podcast is brought to you by Clute and Edwards of www.noircast.net. To leave a comment on this episode, or make a donation to the podcast, please visit "Out of the Past: Investigating Film Noir" at outofthepast.libsyn.com.
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